The first leg takes you from Athens to Cape Sounion. One of the most scenic spots in Greece, known for the majestic Temple of Poseidon. It’s an ideal place for your first sunset, a swim in crystal-clear waters, and an evening at a taverna with a sea view.
Sail toward the Cyclades with a stop at Livadi Port on Serifos. The island is known for its rugged beauty and traditional architecture. It’s worth visiting Chora, perched high on a hill, offering beautiful views of the sea.
Sifnos enchants with its cuisine and ceramic traditions. In Platis Gialos Bay, you’ll find a sandy beach and a friendly atmosphere. Apollonia, the island’s capital, invites evening strolls, while Kastro reveals the island’s rich history.
Antiparos is an island where life moves at a slower pace. Here, you can explore pine-fringed beaches, dive in clear waters, and visit caves with stalactites — one of the island’s main attractions. In the evening, enjoy dinner at the port in a peaceful setting.
The Small Cyclades welcome you with tranquility and simplicity. Schoinousa is an uncrowded island, where life revolves around fishing and local tavernas. It’s an ideal spot for relaxation and a peaceful evening.
Koufonisia is the essence of the Cycladic paradise — turquoise waters, postcard-perfect beaches, and a calm, authentic atmosphere. Bays and natural caves invite snorkeling and swimming.
This small island remains untouched by mass tourism. Irakleia is perfect for hiking, swimming in secluded bays, and exploring nature.
The largest of the Cyclades offers a wide range of attractions: from the ancient Portara, through mountain villages, to stunning beaches. It’s the perfect combination of culture, history, and relaxation.
Naousa, once a fishing village, is now one of the most charming towns in the Cyclades. A bay full of yachts, waterfront tavernas, and Kolymbithres Beach with its unique rock formations create a special atmosphere.
Mykonos is a contrast of peaceful days and lively nights. Iconic windmills, Little Venice, and luxury restaurants await sailors. It’s the perfect place to combine relaxation and entertainment.
The archipelago’s capital offers elegance and culture. A stroll around Miaouli Square, the Apollo Theater, and the neoclassical architecture of Ermoupoli lets you experience a different side of the Cyclades.
Kythnos is a peaceful island, with its main attraction being the natural hot springs in Loutra. In Merichas, you’ll find a cozy port and excellent tavernas serving fresh seafood.
Kea is known for its rich history and peaceful atmosphere. Vourkari is a popular port on the island, perfect for a farewell evening. It’s worth visiting the nearby ruins of ancient Karthea.
The final leg takes you back to Athens. It’s time for farewell photos and one last stroll through the city before concluding the sailing adventure.
Start: Marina Alimos (Athens)
Finish: Marina Alimos (Athens)
Destination ports in order: Sounio → Livadi (Serifos) → Platis Gialos (Sifnos) → Antiparos → Schoinousa → Koufonisia → Irakleia → Naxos → Naousa (Paros) → Mykonos → Ermoupoli (Syros) → Merichas (Kythnos) → Vourkari (Kea) → Marina Alimos (Athens)
Total distances: from approx. 9 to approx. 43 nautical miles
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